Young's Analytical Concordance to the Bible Hardcover – 1 April 1998

If you are just beginner to bible studyThis book will give good understanding of bible verse.I have two concordance one is strong's and second is Young's . Both the concordance has it's own importance but i prefer Young's concordance over strong's because it gives you first exact meaning of particular word and further explained it by bible verse.These important thing lack in Strong's Concordance it only gives you detail of word where it is located.

It is a big book than the images look.Very helpful.Lot of information. more and more insights into scriptures. I pray that this tool will be useful to Know God more and more.

Bought this for my BFF as she is starting Ministry studies and needed one like the one I have had for years. It's easy to read and find the words and cross references are plentiful.

This concordance is required for a class I’m taking. I wasn’t expecting much, to be honest. I was pleasantly surprised. The book is easy to use and the information is excellent. The print is small, but I was still able to read it without magnification. The concordance is a great addition to my library. The price for other books of this quality is much higher. I really appreciate the lower price point.The reason I gave four stars rather than five is because the book arrived damaged. Fairly significantly. The spine was not harmed, however, so I have decided to keep the book. Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible is an outstanding resource for anyone interested in in-depth study.

This is a great concordance, but I don't think it works as well for concordance-surfing as the Strongs. Or maybe I'm just not used to surfing this particular concordance yet.Concordance Surfing: (sorry, the reference seems obvious but it may be that someone doesn't know how to do this and that would be a pity!)Open the book and start thumbing through, until a word jumps out at you. Any language will work, so don't be surprised if you start at a Hebrew or Greek word. Begin running the references as they interest you, stopping and looking up the verses in context of the chapter or just to get an overview of how the word is used and what how it was originally translated. Take a look at the root word, and the underlying picture that the root creates. Let your "intuition" (vanilla name for the Holy Spirit) lead you from one reference to the next, one word or concept to the next until the subject opens up into 'way more than the sum of its parts.Similar to dictionary surfing, it gives the same effect on an expanded level. Works for "un-believers" just as well as believers -- you'd be amazed. A gift of a concordance and a KJV to a seriously depressed, washed-out intellectual accompanied by the most subtle hint that it's an awesome surf and a suggestion to start with a word that makes them mad even -- may be enough to give them a whole new lease on life (double meaning totally intended). They may even move out of their mother's basement in record time. No kidding.Works really well even accompanied by drug use. Has been known to be more effective in checking drug use in even serious cases than griping and guilt-tripping. Works best when accompanied by secret intercession. Only secret intercession, though. Start mouthing off about it and you will sabotage any good intentions you call yourself having.

I was not expecting this book to be so big! But other than that it’s great!

Informative and brings depth of meaning and understanding …. Nothing is lost in translation or doctrine